Absolutely delightful to meet my beau there for a nice retreat after a long week. Beautiful accommodations. Enjoyed sitting on the veranda sipping on wine, talking, laughing and soaking up the serenity. Our room was spacious yet cozy; completely peaceful. Breakfast was over-the-top as was the 3.5 mile walk, hand in hand, around the lake. We will be back. Loved Billi, the proprietor. She will keep you laughing. This is a great place to bring family, too. Kids would love the vast amount of outdoor fun, the pool, the games and extensive DVD collection.

We have stayed there twice. Each time in the same suite "Teddy Roosevelt Suite" and it was heaven. Lots of room, comfy leather recliners, comfy bed, private, quiet, classy and the owner, Bille, well she is so warm and welcoming and funny! The breakfast is made for a king, several courses, and if you are on a special diet......no problem......Bille will accomodate you. In the summer, the pool is a nice place to relax. You'll agree......it is a very special place.

We live in nearby Wilkes-Barre and had to evacuate because of the flooding. We had driven by Bischwind a hundred times on the way to New York--and had often remarked that if it wasn't so close--we would definitely want to stay there. Well--we called the Thursday of the evacuation--and Billy, the owner / proprietor of the B&B--couldn't have been more helpful. Our stay was restful (the bed could not have been more comfortable!) the rooms and grounds are beautiful and the breakfast she serves is top-notch. There's even a fabulous 3-mile walk around the lake next to the property for getting some fresh air and exercise. Billy could not have been more accommodating and we are really glad that we picked Bischwind to ride out the time away from our home. I work for a hotel in Cape May, NJ so I know the difficulties of being a part of the hospitality business. Bischwind gets "two thumbs up" from me!

My wife and I stayed here for two nights on our honeymoon on our way back from New York City. We were referred here by someone at a visitor's centre that told us the place was amazing. Talk about under selling. The rooms were the nicest I have ever stayed in at a B&B. I travel often for business and generally avoid B&Bs. Although they are usually nicely decorated I find the beds to be old and uncomfortable. This was not that case at the Bischwind. The beds felt new and were extremely comfortable and there were plenty of pillows. We stayed in the Master's suite which was lovely with an adjoining bathroom with separate shower as well as bathtub. Breakfast in the downstairs was terrific and was changed up slightly each day to allow for variety. The B&B has a lovely pool which we sat out at for hours enjoying the sun and stunning view of the mountains. The B&B has private access to the lake although for liability reasons does not offer any boating. Had I thought of this I may have purchased my own kayak and taken a turn out on the water. Walking around the perimiter of the lake allowed for some incredible views. On our next visit we hope to stay in the Teddy Rosevelt suite. Upon arrival at this charming country inn its easy to see how it managed to attract two Presidents (Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft)

All my wife and I could talk about on our trip was how quickly we could get back here, and whether or not we could bring her parents next time. I would highly recommend a visit to the Bischwind if you are heading to the Poconos, or for Canadians travelling to NYC, this is an amazing stop off point about 5 hours from Ft Erie crossing.